Many folks including myself had no idea this place even existed..and so close to home.The guy who…read morehelped me was very informative and provided great service. They have it ALL ...live crab , great oysters,fish... highly recommend you at least check it out !

This is a wholesale dealer with a large and reasonably priced inventory. Because they are…read moreprimarily a wholesaler, it is difficult to figure out how to shop and buy as an individual retail customer. The people working here are very friendly and helpful when you ask questions, but they are very busy and don't have the time to stand around and chit chat. They don't have a retail display area either.

Just came here to buy tofu. In and out fast. Very fresh and good price. The tofu is very firm,…read morejust the way my family likes it.

The team did a great job. I came in for fish but wasn't sure what I wanted, the team answered my…read morequestions and I left with a large grouper, a red snapper and tilapia. All the items were prepped for grilling whole and the service was great. All in all... Great job! Thank you

I've been here several times and purchased lots of live crab, but after the last extremely rude…read moreexperience I won't be back. Go to GREEN FISH in Chinatown instead for your live crab. Lucky Seafood is a very small seafood market offering a variety of exotic live seafood, including live crabs. They have two tanks for the Dungeness crab, one with a larger crabs and one with smaller crabs. There is very limited street parking so try to get there early. And they only take cash. That was my first red flag, but I still supported this business. I came here to purchase live crab for the holiday season, about $300 worth, then I came back to purchase the same amount a week later for New Year's eve, just to receive the worst service I've ever experienced considering how much money I was spending. The guy got upset when I wanted to look at the crab he was trying to quickly throw in the bag without me seeing it, so he got mad and just dropped the bag on the floor and said "here you look at it!" and he walked away leaving me there with a bag of live crab to search through. I spent a lot of money at this store for the treatment that I've received and after this experience I decided it was the last time. I now go to green fish in Chinatown where they also have live seafood offerings and the customer service is much better. Lucky Seafood also smells really bad inside and green fish does not. This may be due to freshness or lack thereof. 7

HUGE selection of fresh seafood here! Just be aware that is is cash only…read more I was so stoked picking out some live female blue crabs for $8.99/lb but had to put them back after I found out they only take cash. The woman at the register was very kind and gave me a heads up that they are open tomorrow as well, but they may run out of blue crabs by then. Also, right now they have a bunch of Dungeness crab. Depending on the size they vary from $10.99-$12.99/lb. There is also a small selection of produce for anything you're looking to pair with fresh seafood. Btw! The floor is VERY slippery. Please be careful.

My go to place for fresh live crab and always pick up a jar of their fresh meyers lemon oil, love…read moreit!

Great selection of Fresh fish and seafood at a good price. They also have fresh live crab! The…read moreseafood quality is amazing here and the staff are friendly, ready to help! You can pre-order to skip the line and pick-up your pre-order!

I have been shopping here for over a year now, buying supplies and necessities for my now sold…read morebusiness.......hooray!!!! The Manager there helped me order many specialty items that cannot be found on regular wholesale shelves.... This place is Wholesale, no membership needed, anyone can just walk in. I definately recommend this place for bigger families or someone starting a small business....They cater to mostly Asians but have seen many Middle Eastern customers there. The prices are much cheaper than going to the grocery store but mostly comes in bulk......... Example, 50 lb bags of Jasmine rice would be about 5-7 dollars cheaper than the grocery store.....And every family has a 50 pounder at home......lol

Bad services, no smile, no friendly. All cashier look angry all the time. What's wrong with this…read moreplace?

Awesome!!!! Got…read morethere Saturday at 8:45am expecting a big line before , like there was on my first trip there a yr ago. No line, parking with open slots, we were #2 in line. 9am doors opened, greeted from the staff, "Welcome in". Came for the fresh sashimi and Hawaiian goods. We just got back from Maui. Found the pre-sliced sashimi. The fish monger overheard our conversation. I was explaining the fish assortment to my wife. He also gave us for Free, Fresh Wasabi root to shave on our fish assortment. I had him cut a few pieces of Tako for us. They we went shopping for Hawaiian goods. S&S Siamin, char sue Manapua, guava Jam etc This is such a great market

Only place I need to visit for my sushi fix. Always the freshest ingredients. Get there early (like…read morewhen they first open or close to it), all of the most popular items sell out fast. Today, I arrived around 2:30p. There were still items available, for me they were my second or third go to items - although I did get a couple firsts. At Tokyo Fish Market, I get my mochi fix (ice cream and shelf), eel and mackerel sushi, tamago and tako sashimi, unagi musubi and onigiri, tako and seaweed salad, flavored aloe waters and chicken katsu (for lil one). All things Japanese can be found here to satisfy whatever craving you may have. I have been coming here for over 20 years now, the quality has never varied - always excellent. I have made special requests, last minute, staff are great at trying to accommodate if they can. I definitely recommend Tokyo Fish Market to locals and those in surrounding areas. The prices are super reasonable. There is definitely no other place like it around here. Only con, parking, especially if you arrive the first few hours after they open. Their parking lot is small and tight, fitting three cars and ADA when you first enter and three to four cars before the exit. There is metered street parking directly in front and down the block, including across the street. It is about a 5 minute drive from the Gilman exit, make a left at the light right after Berkeley Bowl. I get off the Albany exit and ride down San Pablo so I can try to park on the same side as the market. If the weather is nice out, grab your wants from here, take a blanket (all have benches, availability limited) then drive to a nearby park for a picnic and play. Options include Aquatic Park, Cedar Rose Park and Strawberry Creek Park (5 min drive) to Berkeley Marina and Caesar Chavez Park (10 min drive with an off leash dog park onsite and a pathway circling the water). Enjoy!

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Jim Penn Used to dock in marina Bay Richmond. He's moved on…read moreto Emeryville, but is still offering fresh live crab right from the back of his boat. To reserve you will need to get on his email list ptzfishing@gmail.com. But that's no guarantee! You should get to the designated spot in his email, early to insure you get your order. It's really first come first serve so no guarantees. But he is trying to modernize. Today his daughter in law was taking cash and Venmo transactions and noting who you are on her note pad. I presume to check you off that you ordered and got what you came for. There is nothing like fresh off the boat crab in season. Shortened this year unfortunately! He offers other items like flounder and salmon when it's not crab season. Support local fishermen! It's been a tough couple of years for them! Your reward is fresh live Dungeness crab. Another great reminder, why living in the Bay Area is special. No you aren't in Kansas anymore!

I believe I was the first to rate Jagalchi after first opening. I was honest, it was a hot mess and…read morestated that I was sure they'd undoubtedly rally after having some time to iron out the wrinkles. They're Korean after all and they don't like wrinkles. Well, they have and done so in spades. The store is spotless, organized fairly intuitive to shop and staffed by friendly and helpful folks. Product selection will not compete with H-Mart nor Kukje, but who cares when the quality (and price) are far superior. Yeah, the huge restaurant in the center is a bit odd considering it's expensive, and did I mention huge? The Bakery is fire. I heart Sulppang. Ladies that work there are very nice. If you gave up on Jagalchi initially, I encourage you to give it a go and experience it again for the first time.

This review is solely for the fresh deli food. I've had the kimbap here a couple times. While very…read morereasonably priced $6-7, they seem to be just okay. The ones at Kukje Supermarket taste more flavorful. This one lacks the same sesame oil aroma on the seaweed that I expect from kimbap. It also seems like they don't roll their kimbap by hand here. The rice is also a bit bland. Next, I tried the beef bibimbap. This one comes with half a container of rice underneath. The amount of meat is very little in proportion to the rice. The best part of this dish was the variety of veggies especially the bracken. There is also a packet of sesame oil buried inside, so watch out for that. The biggest problem with this dish was the rice. I'm not sure if I picked the wrong batch, but the rice tasted like it was starting to spoil, like it's been sitting outside all day. It would've been easily overlooked if you mixed all the gochujang sauce together with it. Maybe, the bibimbap should be stored in the heated or refrigerated display case instead of out in the open. I circled back to the fresh kimbap section after my meal. I saw a rat scurry across the floor and go under the display case. Another customer and I exchanged looks of belief. Now I don't feel so good about my meal I just had.